During wound healing, granulation starts on the inside and pushes the scab up and out, a process called ____.

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Granulation tissue forms underneath the scab during wound healing, and wound contraction causes the tissue to contract and push the scab up and out. Neovascularization, angiogenesis, and vasoconstriction are all processes that contribute to wound healing but do not specifically describe the process of pushing the scab up and out.

During Wound Healing, Granulation Starts on the Inside and Pushes